Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

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Hayward "a Iaixed together an the q2ss-
tion "a tae I'D street. Failrosd osdlaance.
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bitter aght and have been PLACED ~
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speech. enf ! ans Ia lsxor - ths ro4d- he
then reaashed ne sitaaEioa.
Aliefnan Brennan Bext spoke IA snsssr
~ AlteyUan faotlAnt. sn1 ASKED hlsh ia
excited words VIA henent i would pe -
tas pac.isf eantsnd eFied 0at. More
thsa the ksat street line.
Aldsrmaa Laurisre made tss closing
remarks ia issor Of TIE line ana described
The dement's % be derived.
Aldernzn DAVIDSON sad be had ignored
TIE rights Of the Street Railway Company
IN tbs sEoie matter aud made his report
Ia justice to the city aad the pusilc.
Aidernsn Ehsoshan believed that no
subiees hsd created such universal discus
sion a. this the public palss had been
thoroughly excited pro aad coa- To
Attack the uotivss Of either side ls IA indi-
eaton Of aepravity. Il have never been
approached by TIE Street Railway Company
IA this matter perhaps they kaew i would
be useless l can view it cniy Ia the
Light Of right and justice. / have sought
: 20 at justly; and while the building OF the
llne wiil in a measure act against the rich
er class on the streets. they should give way
10 the poorer aud the larger class. am ia
favor 0i the line.
The motion 10 adopt the minority report
ss presented by Alderman Creque was lost
BY q vote Of II 10 s.
Alderman Hayward moved as a substi-
tuts TO the motion 10 accept and adopt the
report that IL be accepted and placed on file
and that the Committee on Ordinances be
Instructed 10 report an ordinance. Ia sup
port Of his substitute he went of into
long speech IA which he sadly overshot his
mark. lie declared that IL Was unfair TO
ask the Street Railway Company 10 re-
grade and repaye those streets. The
wealthy people up there had more than
their share of the highway money, they
should regrade and repsve.
At this Alderman Davidson. who pres
ented the report in favor OF the road
hotly said: III Alderman Hayward expects
TO change anything in that report he will
tnd.th there srclmembers of the committee
who signed the report that will nos vote for
IT, The Alderman slammed n copy Of
Council proceedings upon the table and
Alderman Hayward's substitute was speed
ily voted down.
The question of the report of the ma
jority va. then taken up and carried by .
vote of III 20 5. as follows: Yeas-Alder-
Davidson, Eiseahsrdt, Hayward. Huntley,
Launiere. A.ris. Mckee. Pantlind, Saun-
ders. Stewart, Shsnshan. Nays-Aldermen
Brenner. Creque. DeGraaf, Doyle, Stein.
motion 20 adjourn was lost
J. Is. Gullilord wanted $3.50 for drawing
Specifications for the erection of a hospital.
The Committee on Claims wanted to refer
IL TO tho Board OF Public Works, but Al
derman DeGrsaf opposed it bitterly with
out eject. The report OF the committee TO
refer II 70 the Public Works was carried.
Alderman Saunders moved to take up the
ordinance relative 70 the "Boynton' line
granting dummy line on Kent-st. A vote
was taken granting the building OF the
line. which was carried By vote OF Tito 8.
Alderman DeGraaf moved To place the
ordinance relative 70 the revocation, ,ofcer
tain saloon licenses.by the Police Court on
It's third reading. Lost.
The Comptroilers report was adopted
and the claims allowed upon the same
conditions as last week.
The resolution of Alderman Hayward.
that billiard halls be granted permission
to keep open until l2 O'Clock and that
minors be excluded after 3 O'clock. was
adopted. Several other unimportznt res
olutions were adopted and the Council
adjourned az just three minutes after -
o'clock. il being the longest session ever
held oy this honorable body.